how often do you stitch?
- skimhumboldt?
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how often do you stitch?
Just curious, how often do you stitch/how often do you complete a bag? This is directed to everybody but i would really like to hear from some of the more well known stitchers: mosher, peng, abshire, mirken, toby ect.
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- skimhumboldt?
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I usually complete a bag in a day, 4-5 hours if I'm really dedicated to it. But seeing that I have little time to do anything concerning footbag, about 2-3 days or even half a week's time.
Waylon Lew - maker of Wasabi bags
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Over the summer, I was averaging about 1 a day at one point. That got old quick.
Now I'm not stitching much at all. I've only made one 32 since Kickass weekend and I don't plan on making any more anytime soon. I'm taking a nice long sabatical from stitching right now and taking no orders. I don't know when I'll start up again. I just have too much on my plate and my time off, I don't want to spend stitching.
Now I'm not stitching much at all. I've only made one 32 since Kickass weekend and I don't plan on making any more anytime soon. I'm taking a nice long sabatical from stitching right now and taking no orders. I don't know when I'll start up again. I just have too much on my plate and my time off, I don't want to spend stitching.
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Same here^^^^^^RawSko wrote:if I can bring myself to prep a bag then usually I'll finish it fairly quick (within a day or two) but I sometimes find it hard to get started...
Josh M.Wasabi wrote:Footbag is not materialistic; it's about challenging yourself and having fun at the same time.
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sometimes its 2 a day. sometimes its 2 a week. i think the last bag i stitched was 2 weeks ago. it all depends on my mood and if im excited about who its going to. the one im making now, the guy calls it hackey sack... so i guess im just sad it wont live up to its full potential and he will probably foot scrape it and all the bad things. i should finish it though.
Holly Mathews
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Well I have had a big order and I did 25 in 18 days. but it works out like this. 10 days cutting and then 8 days stitchin. so I stitched about 4 bags a day for the last week. but the real answer is about 2-3 per day
Mark Telman
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Stitch until you bleed then stitch one more bag
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Stitch until you bleed then stitch one more bag
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- Eskimo Joe
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I try to stitch everyday. The most I have made is two complete in a day (32's) and then started a 3rd. It will take me about 4 hours to complete a bag, so I am not always in the mood to stitch. But lately I have learned a few new techniques (like gather after the hexes are attached) that make the bag nicer, so I am eager to stitch and am hoping to make a new one every other day.
Eskimo Joe